Title : Presumption as to Signatures
State : Central
Year : 1992
In any proceeding under this Act, any application, certificate, warrant, reply or other document purporting to be signed by an officer in the service of the Government shall, on production, be presumed to have been duly signed by the person by whom and in the character in which it purports to have been signed, until the contrary is shown. View Complete Act List Judgments citing this sectionTitle : Enrolment Paper
State : Central
Year : 1992
(1) Any enrolment paper purporting to be signed by an enrolling officer shall, in proceedings under this Act, be evidence of the person enrolled having given the answers to questions which he is therein represented as having given. (2) The enrolment of such person may be proved by the production of the original or a copy of his enrolment paper purporting to be certified to be a true copy by the officer having the custody of the enrolment paper or service record. View Complete Act List Judgments citing this sectionTitle : Transmission to Central Government of Orders Under Section 112
State : Central
Year : 1992
A copy of every order made by an officer under section 112 for the trial of the accused shall forthwith be sent to the Central Government. View Complete Act List Judgments citing this sectionTitle : Limitation of Powers of Confirming Authority
State : Central
Year : 1992
A warrant issued under section 122 or section 123 may contain such restrictions, reservations or conditions as the authority issuing it may think fit. View Complete Act List Judgments citing this sectionTitle : Power of Confirming Authority to Mitigate, Remit or Commute Sentences
State : Central
Year : 1992
Subject to such restrictions, reservations or conditions, as may be contained in any warrant issued under section 122 or section 123, a confirming authority may, when confirming the sentence of a Force Court, mitigate or remit the punishment thereby awarded or commute the punishment for any punishment or punishments lower in the scale laid down in section 51. View Complete Act List Judgments citing this sectionTitle : Remedy Against Order, Finding or Sentence of Force Court
State : Central
Year : 1992
(1) Any person subject to this Act who considers himself aggrieved by any order passed by any Force Court may present a petition to the officer or authority empowered to confirm any finding or sentence of such Force Court, and the confirming authority may take such steps as may be considered necessary to satisfy itself as to the correctness, legality or propriety of the order passed or as to the regularity of any proceeding to which the order relates. (2) Any person subject to this Act who considers himself aggrieved by a finding or sentence of any Force Court which has been confirmed, may present a petition to the Central Government, the Director-General or any prescribed officer superior in command to the one who confirmed such finding or sentence, and the Central Government, the..... View Complete Act List Judgments citing this sectionTitle : Communication of Certain Orders to Person Officers
State : Central
Year : 1992
Whenever an order is duly made under this Act setting aside or varying any sentence, order or warrant under which any person is confined in a civil prison, a warrant in accordance with such order shall be forwarded by the officer making the order or his staff officer or such other person as may be prescribed, to the officer in charge of the prison in which such person is confined. View Complete Act List Judgments citing this sectionTitle : Pardon and Remission
State : Central
Year : 1992
When any person subject to this Act has been convicted by a Force Court of any offence, the Central Government or the Director-General or, in the case of a sentence, which he could have confirmed or which did not require confirmation, an officer not below the rank of Additional Deputy Inspector-General within whose command such person at the time of conviction was serving, or the prescribed officer may, (a) either with or without conditions which the person sentenced accepts, pardon the person or remit the whole or any part of the punishments awarded; or (b) mitigate the punishment awarded; or (c) commute such punishment for any less punishment or punishments mentioned in this Act; or (d) either with or without conditions which the person sentenced accepts, release the person on..... View Complete Act List Judgments citing this sectionTitle : Reconsideration of Case After Suspension
State : Central
Year : 1992
(1) Where a sentence has been suspended, the case may at any time, and shall at intervals of not more than four months, be reconsidered by the authority or officer not below the rank of an Additional Deputy Inspector-General duly authorised by the authority or officer specified in section 144. (2) Where on such reconsideration by the officer so authorised it appears to him that the conduct of offender on his conviction has been such as to justify a remission of the sentence, he shall refer the matter to the authority or officer specified in section 144. View Complete Act List Judgments citing this sectionTitle : Effect of Suspension and Remission on Dismissal
State : Central
Year : 1992
(1) Where in addition to any other sentence the punishment on dismissal has been awarded by a Force Court, and such other sentence is suspended under section 144, then, such dismissal shall not take effect until so ordered by the authority or officer specified in section 144. (2) If such other sentence is remitted under section 148, the punishment on dismissal shall also be remitted. View Complete Act List Judgments citing this section